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Denverii'e ens Jc Gil' sfs x ? ta thr tisiw mottth Tnnv Halpnto left floored Joe Louis with a left hook 24 years ago only to be knocked out in the fourth round Here the Newark Nightstick is being nicer with his left hand at a dinner to the former heavyweight champion in New York j i H E SPORTS H IGHWAY WITH AL WARDEN Cougars Expect jfo Improve Play in Western Athletk Conference Race PEOVO- - Hal Mitchell's Brigham Young University and abhorring his background despite the fact that he is the heavyweight champion of the world But td Father Edward Patrick Murphy a parish priest out of one of Denver's poorest dis tricts IUston is a "great man with a $ine future" "If he lets me down I'll be quite surprised" the short d husky priest said 's in a lojr even voice after second victory over Floyd Patterson "Because this man has overcome more obstacles and difficulties than 90 per cent of us ever would be able to conquer j" No one knows the heavy e con weight King and vict better than Father Murnhv And his! is not a blind divine pardon For a man unchanged "Sonny has come through clean" he explained in his gentle voice "I don't mean merelv as heayyweight champion I mean as a man who finallv has fallen into good hands and daily is fmding himself" Cougars picked to finish last in the 1962 WAC Football League are counting the days until gridiron practice gets Under way Sept 1 Last fall under capable Hal Mitchell the BYU eleven landed in second place Mitchell will have some capable assistants on hand for the new season His assistants will include Chris Apostle former Ogden High mentor Utah State UCLA 1950 Clint Whitfield Domain 1957 Oregon Jerry State 1960 Lavell Edwards Utah State 1952 Earl Lindley Utah State 1954: Pete Whitbeck BYU 1955 frosh coach and scout and Glen Tuckett Utah 1952 who is also the baseball coach Veteran Stan' Watts will be back for another season as the -- 'C in a parish which is 80 per cent cole ored and this athlete from Omaha who depends greatly on sports to help his saving cause spends much time Jim Ballard and Bob Marshall in the juvenile courts and in the promise to bid for starting posts jails "You must realize that it Backs with experience who didn't start yesterday when a will return are Mike Jacobsen boy got into trouble" he ponder ed "it for them years Jack Linder John Malarsie and ago just(started as it did for Liston" Lou Santiago This looks like In three years of being close BYU's best squad in depth and to Listtin Father Murphy has heard the champion's whole experience in many years Experts pick New Mexico and story i born to abject poverty in BYU to finish in a tie for second a starvejd family of 25 children place in the league standings set to picking cotton by the this season Arizona gets the time he could walk never had nod as the team to beat Ex a piece of meat or a glass of perts pick Utah to finish fifth milk— "unless he stole it from Results of 1962 games: BYU a cow'Vuntil he was 14 years 7 College of Pacific 26 Arizona old 27 BYU 21 George Washington "They tried to get him to go to 28 13 12 BYU school but he was bigger Colorado State than Mon35 27 BYU BYU 7 Utah any of the rest of them" he mourned 21 "and they laughed tana 0 Utah State 27 BYU him at in him a fear bred It New Mexico 27 BYU 0 BYU of 20 Western Michigan 28 BYU being repulsed and always even noyr there is the question 14 Wyoming 7 The BYU 1963 football sched- of whether he will be accepted Just likfe the Irish once were ule follows: Sept 21—Kansas State at treated jin New York or those Manhattan Sept 28—Arizona at with German sounding names Tucson Oct 5—Montana at during war time" Provo Oct 12—Utah at Salt MET WRONG CROWD Lake City Oct 19— Wyoming at At 14 jListon went to St Louis Laramie Nov 2— Utah State and as Father Murphy puts it at Provo (homecoming game) "it was inevitable that he would Nov 9—George Washington at fall into) the wrong crowd" Washington DC Nov 16— Uni "He admits frankly and humversity of Pacific at Stockton bly that! he made mistakes serNov 23 — Colorado State at ious says this knowing Provo Neb 30—New Mexico at little ones" "But when he went mn Albuquerque to the Father Alois The homecoming game with Stevenspenitentiary him boxing started Utah State is tabbed for 1:30 That was the start of a long pm The annual clash with trip out of the gutter in which Utah at Salt Lake City is slated he unfortunately had been born for 8 pm "This is a man who truly loves children" added Father Twenty-thregames are on the Murphyj "If he is suspicious cage agenda not counting the withdrawn from adults it Far West Classic at Portland and is only jthat he doesn't underOre This event is scheduled for stand This is a man with Dec 26 27 28 and 30 with Ore- a fine them 1 but he simply has not gon Oregon State Colorado had the! advantages or gained State Iowa Seattle Washington the flexibility which comes with State BYU and Louisana State educatioin" as competing teams But that he holds is a situThe balance of the BYU ca- - ation with which Liston is learnsaba schedule follows: to jcope better and better Dec 6—UCLA at Los Angeles ing each day And Father Murphy Dec 7— U SC at Los Angeles believes that Liston now is 12— Oklahoma Dec State at stable enough that there will be Provo Dec 14— Air Force no of his previous inrepetition Academy at Provo Dec 20— discretions Rice Umversity at Provo Dec The Mttle had a heart 23—Michigan State at Provo attack liast priest and he smiles Jan 2— Montana at Missoula reflectively year Liston's advice at Jan 4—Montana State at Boze- - "He t6ld me" "to remember man Jan 10— New Mexico at that every time you get belted Provo Jan 11— Wyoming at got to learn to land on you've Provo Jan 18— Denver at Den- your feet" ver Father Murphy honestly be Jan 25—Utah State at Logan lieves hat at last Charles Jan 31—Utah State at Provo (Sonny) Liston has done just Feb 1— Denver at Provo Feb that 8—Utah at Salt Lake City Feb 14— Arizona State at Tempe RES Feb 15— Arizona at Tucson Feb 22—Utah at Provo : Feb 28—Arizona State at Provo: March 5—New Mexico at AlbuMarch 7—Wyoming HILL AIR FORCE11-- BASE — querque 2 4754 RES took an victory at Laramie from 1906 AFCS Tuesday and won a perm in tne cnampion- ship plajyoffs of the Hill Intramural Softball league playoffs They will meet the winner of tonight's 6 pm contest between 28 ATS and 1906 AFCS one-tim- j STAN WATTS head basketball mentor Roland Minson at Brig-haYoung University back! in 1953 will assist Watts one time Weber College star jj ' The Cougars trotted out one of the finest backs in the nation in Eldon 'The Phantom' Fortie who gained honors on many selections He will play pro football this season in the Canadian League ji Fortie led the BYU eleven to a 6 record for the 1962 season The Cougars are certain to miss the services of Fortie but Coach Mitchell will trot out another in Kent potential Nance fullback He was shelved after the first game last season but is a sure-fir- e starter this fall at wingback where he can offer a major threat on the reverse of the single wing ill Taking over for Fortie will be Phil Brady a junior who has the earmarks of being a star of the first magnitude Wingback Doran Merkeley of last season will move to fullback this fall Veteran Gordon Black-hawill fill the blocking back j post The Cougars last nine letter-me- n and will have 31 monogram winners three transfer tailbacks and seven promising sophs re- m All-Ameri- ca 4-- All-Ameri- ca m - turning' Bill Nelson Alan Robinson Ron Stewart Randy Autenico W1 j wi 9th i 16-tea- m 7-- 2 July iyw By Jack Cuddy s LAS VEGAS (UPI) rlomenn aylor Win 9-- no-h- no-hitt- er ot WEST JUNIOR COLNTY LEAGUE t Roy Rebels Wise and Clarke HR-- 6 6 9 3 Robins Taylor Wise Plain City North i Roy Pirates Singleton and Plain City South WEST double-threateni- COUNTY MIDGET 18 1 0 5 Wildcats and unoies Stromberg and Wright O Owen 0 R a 2 Webb '''"''('( and H E 2 O 14 1 I : Stanger and Contus ton e '!: ': "I R H 20 6 : Croft and Barker E j 0 0111 1 Stevens! and Stevens R I HI E 5 5i 3 Tigers rii 7 7 5 Dragons ' Valdez and Udink Hursts and Pinneyi 9TH STREET JUNIOR A !n ! ' Little Braves Panthers Ernstrom and and Jones !: R H 3 1 E 2 5 131 1 Martinez iWood V Ferrin - j -:- 5:-- j v R Blue Eagles a Pelicans Brubaker and Bennett 1 JhI e 2 1 j 3 3 2 4 King and Stithy 9TH STREET JUNIOR B Bees -- Ricks I' Price I' and Price 7 1 12 3 Sneddon i H ' E R j 5 j 2 Bagiey Yankees 1 7 4 O Scots 26 ill O Plain City North 7 i ! 2 7 O Gladiators Trojans 3 2 0 O O West Weber 0 Weston Hansen and Sugahara Batchelor Eades and Tolton Schultz Kennedy and Colderwood and O'Bray Costley Hansen Phillips Richardson and Garcia Younger Wiekowski Rodgers Hancock Scots Home run— Saunders MONROE JUNIOR B J O 12 Warren 7 BONNEVILLE MIDGET A E R H 2 2 Plain City Outlaws 7 1 H E R I 3 1 3 Eagles Nielson and Adams Winder and Lord 12 71 3 Moose 9 7 1 HillBillies NORTH OGDEN MIDGET A 5 31 2 Russell and Deeter Thunder Hawks 1 Hughes and Cardoti 3 Falcons 2 S Miller Ahlmer and Berg Ahlmer 1 1 3 Panthers E Olson R H Broby and T Olsen R OlsenJ Han- Rodgers and Melahest Gorley and Faucet Scoobies i 6 5 1 sen 1 O Thiokol 5 J i 9 6 3 1 : Hill Billies 4 Bees 3 E R H Bluemel Redd Profaizer and Quintans Schipe Sorenson and Costley Dean Blue Jays 3 3 1 and Morton t and Night 11 9 O Spiders 1 Unbeatables 7 E R H I" Adams Windfey and Raty Jardine Rus1 ': IVarriors 5 iO ' 8 6 O sell and Blaho Lasater Fleas Bariot and Shaw Josephsen and Elis Home run— Jardine Spiders 5 3 1 Mosquitoes J NORTH OGDEN GIRLS A SOFTBALL Luke and Greenfield Wood Peterson and BONNEVILLE MIDGET B J 3 Wilson 22 6 R 4 Hayes j 5 5 Liberty ' MONROE MIDGET B Electrics 5 Parker and Morehead Waymont and E R H t Little Beavers 4 J Holmes 'i 1 Reds 5 5 1 3 Leatham and Barney Garcia and CJarke 11 j 3 Ogden Stingrays 4 5 4 Jones J J 1 Comets ?i 4 9 Roy Larsen and Hadley Peterson and WheelUrivin BONNEVILLE MIDGET C BLUE Anthony Burns and Cabralious er and Maning R H E ROY MIDGET A 1 O O R H E Black Falcons J : 10 Demons 4 6 2 13 0 I 13 8 1 Sting Rays Ravens 1 Tornadoes 2 0 Hi Martinez Cox and Vaughn Townsend and 3 i J Flyers Child and Shele-lagBingham and Tborton DeMoore and Summers Hyer and Tesch Sparrow Butler Home run— DeMoore Ravens L L f j! j ' Dlck-amo- JI13 re - - 1 L J r JL 12 J er Cubs :6 i Termites u Hipwell and Russel Hill and Simpson j Scorpions Bues and Oaks Birds Downs : i Hellcats Phillips and iStokes and Robinson SOUTH Eaqles Braves 1 ( and: Haha Midgets r 5 1 O J ' and Barker 1 E Whet-ma- Blues Reds R : Thredgold and Ayers Hicken E H 3 5 3 1 5! 2 and Rubin 2nd Round Stahland Club Golden Gnats!! Hawaii SOUTHERN Oklahoma Dallas-F- t San Diego Denver TUESDAY'S 5-- Pet 598 562 490 476 454 t 51 47 50 50 56 43 60 GB 4 ll'2 13 20 DIVISION L W Pet 56 55 50 City Worth Salt lake City Directors flight— Roger Arnold def Melvin Cox 3 Phil Orrock def Kirby Shutt 2 Presidents flight — Hal Glenn def Bob Zumbrennen 1 Joe Compton def George Maw 1 up Riverside flight— Glen Hunter def Lorin Shellabarger 1 Walt Wheeler def Ralph Holmes 1 up L 43 46 53 54 53 49 44 Seattle x 1 544 524 500 477 417 GB 2" 4ft 7 13 GAMES Oklahoma City 8-- 2 Portland 7-- 4 Dallas-F- t Worth 2 San Diego 0 Tacoma 9 Salt lake City 16 Denver 4 Hawaii 7 Seattle 4 3-- Name in Bowling - BOWLING LEAGUES Save thousands and thousands 2-- and thousands of dollars by bowling at the 2-- KENTUCKY i BOURBON WHJSKY PARAMOUNT BOWL Acclaimed Ogden's No I 0ISTILliNG CO !8£1ff0£L:£A!i£!!!T 'A'' if ' R Portland Here are the 2nd round results of July leg play in three flights at the Riverside Golf W 64 '59 51 Tacoma Play Finished At Riverside E 7 0 O 3 0 O and Wol-thi- MIDGET A i - H ! LIBERTY Spokane n ! 4 6 and: i 3 2 Woodland and Savon 0 Savon R Padilla 4 3 Gladwell 1 H PAClflC COAST STRAIGHT A i8 A ! R co-pil- ot Each fighter was estimated to have earned a purse of about Although there was considerable hedging about the Sept $300000 Monday night from the 30th fight at Philadelphia's Mu- gross gate of $286180 at convention nicipal Stadium during Tues matedcenter and from the estigross of about $1500000 days news conference here per- from theater television movies sons close to Sonny and advisor radio and other ancillaries Jack Nilon say that announceAs of the new Interpresident ment of the fight has ben decontinental Promotions Liston's layed until next week at least in order to first obtain complete first official act was to appoint Bentley of Chicago public approval from the Pennsylvania Ben relations director for InterconState Athletic Commission tinental Bentlev was chief box One of Sonny's friends de- ing publicity man for Chicago clared today: "Sonny wants that btadium a few years ago when rich September match because the stadium was an outstanding he's been fighting for peanuts fight center and now he needs some big ' — money" Advisor Nilon says gross ren ceipts from the gate LEAGUE and other ancillaries for the Liston-Cla- y NORTHERN DIVISION fight will ap- - 3 2 Christianson Lewis MIDGET MIDGET C ! Hawks OGDEN MIDGET MONROE Tigers Rams Ewer and jnferrera 7 4 4 5 and Simpson 2 10 2 2 Paulson J Fowler GRANDVIEW 1 2 2 5 Fuller Maisak 6 Hooper T 3 a Despite his second knockout in the first round by Liston in less than a year Floyd says he plans to continue fighting and to challenge Sonny again in the future Sonny is 30 years old Floyd 28 theater-televisio- H B 00 NJ City Single- and Archibald —— i" Wrigley and Blue Angeles Colts u Hawks'! Glan-vill- 1 1 MAJORS MONROE '! 8 ng 9-- 8 10 1 0 Hansen and Simpson Roy Black Hawks Hadley and Giles 1 2 1 0 Leachman Moyes Cook 1 and May 14 1 Behind the three-h- it pitching of diminutive Wilbert Luke the Flees grabbed an 5 victory and the Monroe Midget B League second half title away from the Mosquitoes Tuesday Led by the Luke who! is additionally one of the league s leading hitters the Fleas are now the uncontested best in their circuit as they were also first half champions They will represent their league in the city playoffs The Yankees and Orioles of Monroe Majors both won their semifinals games Tuesday and will now battle for the major's city crown Thursday at 11 arri And in Another Monroe Junior B contests the! Bees who hadn't stung anyone all season notched their first summer win by a 6 margin over the Scoobies Tuesday's roundup: 8-- Steven Wise and Mike Luke blasted a home run each Tuesday and gave their Taylor team a 3 West County Junior league win over the Roy Rebels In other little league action around the county Gregory Costley Plain City North hurl-e- r tied West Weber batters in it knots with a shutout in the West County Midget B loop of the The only other was thrown by Steven Bar-iday who handcuffed the Warriors 13-- 1 iin the North Ogden Midget A fray Tuesday's results were: Taylor heavyweight champion Sonny Liston flew home to Denver today his plans called for a trip late next week to Philadelphia for the probable announcement of his next title defense against Cassius Clay in the Quaker City Cubs 4 Sept 30 Faulkner and Dopp Droesbeke Stanger Big Sonny who again knocked Unguren and Unguren West! out Floyd Patterson in the first J TH"e round at the Las Vegas ConvenRavens 4 41 tion Center Monday night will Hurricane Fighters 2 3i Whitlock and Galfegos Nielsen and Cham- combine pleasure with business pion on his eastern trip next week LIBERTY MIDGET C V R E H II :: for he and wife Geraldine plan 5 5 6 Stingrays 6 2 3 to spend a few days at Atlantic Scorpions Sparkplug Luke Fires Fleas to Championship ise Luke $3000000 and that snare will approach since as president of Intercontinental promo t i o n s Inc he gets 40 per cent of all net receipts Clay will get 22 per cent Meanwhile Patterson flew back to his home at Scarsdale NY in his private plane with proximate — As bonny's FRANKFORT KY - si 3 4 1 H E 12 10 1 j e Veteran Trainer Dines At Anniversary Party NJ (UPI)— Fitzsimmons hired as a water retired boy for $4 a month and a meal Fitzsimmons Jim Sunny dean of American trainers still a day graduated to jockey stainsists racing is his breath of tus and then became a trainer ' before the turn of the century life He saddled three Kentucky DerThe venerable Mr Fitz celebrated his 89th birthday at Mon- by winners during his tenure-Gal- lant Fox in 1930 Omaha in mouth Park yesterday and was 1935 Johnstown in 1939 and the center of admiring relatives OCEANPORT friends and "My days are not really over" said Sunny Jim at a lunch held in his honor at the exclusive omnibus box atop the clubhouse "I have plenty of things to keep me busy" And to prove his point Fitzsimmons made his way to the winner's circle after the eighth race which was named for him to present a plaque to Calumet Farm after Saraston won the event on-looke- rs i 4754 Wins Hill Finals Berth V Parker Leads Plain City Win Bud Parker rapped out two big hits Tuesday in Plain City's 2 win over Smithfield in the Weber County Baseball Assn u The Box Elder County crew now sporting a 1 record is riding in uncontested second place behind league leading VilSome 70 relatives that includ- lage Floors ed grandchildren and l great Linescore: 5 8 7 children grand helped the af- Plain City 1 2 5 fable Irishman from Brooklyn Smithf ield e celebrate the occasion A birth- Simpson and Hansen day cake with the inscription: SupersonicPotter and Rindlisbacher 2 9 6 "Mr: Fitz! the Greatest" was North Ogden 2 6 Baird Andreotti and Meibos the centerpiece for the festiviKopinski Lions and Gardiner ties Mr Fitz who called it quits last month now is out of har- Big Ten Champion ness for the first time since Wisconsin left fielder Fred Thursday 28 ATS eliminated 2849 ABW Grover Cleveland was inaugu- Reichardt led the Big Ten in couldn't hold back scrappy Sav-O- n from the tournament Tuesday rated as the 22nd president in hitting this spring with a 429 who matched them with one with 2 1885 beating mark in the eiehth Nve's went srnrp- less in the top of the ninth and SEE TKI ' j1me Dottom ot men in mat irame Tunc "HONDA" Hogge unloaded his bomb and O Brake work it was all over TRAIL Ken Hicks went 2 for 3 in thp O Automatic losing cause but won the individual batting crown for the tournament Cliff Ketchum of We have the equipment ' and Marquardt's had the most tourtrained experts to service ney Home runs and Armand repair your car! strong's pitcher Bill Duke won i) honors for the most strikeouts PhU Peterson of Nye's was SUMMER IS HERE named the outstanding pitches and Rufus Barlin Sav-O- n was Now t th tint for outdoor given the most valuable player fun and 1 er Hive DtTQ THAT GAME'S BACK— The New York Jets formerly the New York Titans of the American Football League charge 0nto the field of the iPeekskill NY Military Academy as professional squads start practice on all fronts ! inning home run Tuesday to a 5 thriller oyer give Sav-O- n Nye's and the Nye Softball tournament crown h Hogge's clutch round-trippdoublefimi-natio- n ended the tourney that drew a capacity crowd in its final night at the Ogden Softball Park Nye's slipped into the finals with an earlier 2 win over Slim's Cafe and Tap Room! in the first Tuesday contest Slim 's loss put them into the third ji i place slot In the wild finale Nye's jumped to an early three run lead in the first inning and then club award dropped it as the Sav-O- n came back for one in the third and three in the fifth to take Biggest Mir Purse the lead BOSTON (UPI)-J- ohn L SulThen Nye's scored two more livan's biggest purse was runs one each in the seventh which he received for meetend eighth innings but they ing Herbert Slade in 1883 6-- vviLuxviLbiJAY s§ Mi ion Gate Do e Phill i 1 1 7-- 7-- 9" iW"" H$ r t t Roy-lanc- i I' 1(1161! 4 MMm 1115111 lit m 7-- ups ( transmissions f hunting on tho road fishing (As much as 200 - j $14-00- 0 -- I 7 - I : pgge s omer Gives f O n Tourney C rown Jerry Hogge blasted a -- i one-tim- Father Murphy works uiiui R s Lis-ton- COLORED PARISH STANDARD-EXAMINE- CASSIUS CLAY NEXT? fvhite-haire- -- uuuimn "z' (cjj OGDEN 10A I By Oscar Fraley LAS IVEGAS (UPI) — The world may sneer at Sonny Lis-to- n - I5 h E 2916 at l!"lJIKM MPG) r I 1 mo's Cyclcry EX Wash 51 V 28 VS f service 650 N Clearfield Utah Ph i 825-59- 22 Ancient Age is full 6 years old a rich mature Bourbon Every drop is distilled at the famed Frankfort Kentucky distillery No wonder Original and Authentic Ancient Age is the choice of knowing Bourbon buyers everywhere! 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